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Lyssa Stormwater has known hardships. From the highs and lows of her downtrodden upbringing, to life on the streets of Stonebridge. The friends she makes, the loves she finds, and the obstacles she overcomes. This is Lyssa’s Tale. . . .
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A tale of the undead and the undying, elves and men; demons and saints. One wizard, his apprentice, a lord and their entourage are pursued by pirates, thrown astray in a storm and shipwrecked on a haunted isle. And if that were not enough, if they survive the secrets they take away from that accursed place may be enough to . . .
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Elven magic meets gunslinger grit. What happens when two elven travellers find themselves in the United States in the middle of the Civil War? The Adventures of Black Mask and Pale Rider tells the story of two elven women who’s curiosity gets the better of them. The wild ride takes them from the Union to the Confederacy and back again. . . .
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Running from the law, a young daoine sidhe (black elf) takes refuge in a tavern, only to discover that his drinking partner for the night is also wanted in the same kingdom. After failing an escape attempt, Erick is escorted to see King Finrod along with the mountainous half-orc Luther. They are both charged with the task of hunting . . .
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This novel follows the lives of three separate characters as they deal with a great societal upheaval. . . .
The story of a group of adventurers hired to destroy a lich, and their adventures along the way. . . .
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Lyssa Stormwater has known hardships. From the highs and lows of her downtrodden upbringing, to life on the streets of Stonebridge. The friends she makes, the loves she finds, and the obstacles she overcomes. This is Lyssa’s Tale. . . .
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They say that coming of age is a difficult time—even for princes. Perhaps especially for princes, Seth thought to himself as he wandered through the market. Here he was, only 16 years old, and his father wanted to talk to him about the choice of a wife! His father had spent time explaining how important it was to secure . . .
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A sequel to Island Peoples and Come the Day. Whoever said that Dwarves were taciturn people who only liked to dig rock has never met Heinrich. And he just refused to accept the idea that Dwarves can’t swim. . . .
Sequel to Island Peoples Hadassah was worried about this new husband her father had betrothed her to, the Prince Royal. What would he be like? She had heard all sorts of strange things about him, his father, his friends, and his plans. And Ishvi, on the other hand, was angry. His foolish uncle had gone and joined in . . .
A battle has been going on for millennia. Elves battle vampires to protect the human population of Earth. Follow Elanor, a nearly 3,000 year old elf as she continues her ongoing struggle between her duty and the desire for a peaceful life. . . .
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Jobe McKenzie and Gavin Lebowitz have survived the worst that the elites could throw at them, and yet, nothing they’ve investigated prepares them for the night when a werebear-orc drops into the path of their car. Wounded in the fight, Gavin becomes cursed as a werekin, and Jobe is suppressed by the pills he’s forced to take, and by his . . .
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In this first volume of the All Things Impossible series, an ancient evil has returned. An ancient war has resumed. And for the first time in elven history, the Crown of the Realm has been stolen. But young Derora Saxen knows nothing of such things. When she sets out from her village with her best friend Kelin, she knows . . .
Dorothea’s Song is a 400 page D&D-style Chosen One fantasy adventure novel, written in the pages of a journal of a boy growing up Catholic in the early ’80s. As we learn in the journal segments that start the piece and then occur at increasingly frequent intervals within the overall text, the story is written as an assignment (and labour [more . . .]